| Solar neutrino problems (p. 1) |
| by Kirsten, T A |
| Superluminal motions in our galaxy (p. 21) |
| by Mirabel, I F |
| The galactic center (p. 38) |
| by Genzel, R |
| MACHOS and dark matter (p. 56) |
| by Ferlet, R |
| Clusters of galaxies (p. 67) |
| by Böhringer, H |
| High redshift quasars (p. 87) |
| by Shaver, P A |
| The extragalactic X- and -ray background (p. 110) |
| by Setti, G |
| Gravitational radiation (p. 127) |
| by Thorne, K S |
| Particle Physics and Cosmology (p. 170) |
| by Ellis, Jonathan Richard |
| HST highlights: New views of the universe (p. 188) |
| by Stockman, H S |
| HST Highlights: the extragalactic distance scale (p. 192) |
| by Freedman, W L |
| Discovery of explosion fragments of the Vela Supernova (p. 196) |
| by Aeschenbach, B |
| The X-ray background (p. 200) |
| by Hasinger, G |
| An overiew of the ASCA mission (p. 206) |
| by Tanaka, Y |
| ASCA observations of Supernova remnants (p. 208) |
| by Petre, R |
| ASCA results on active galactic nuclei (p. 213) |
| by Mitsuda, K |
| ASCA results on clusters of galaxies (p. 217) |
| by Ohashi, T |
| Recent highlights of the Compton gamma ray observatory (p. 221) |
| by Fichtel, C E |
| Highlights of the energetic gamma ray experiment telescope (p. 222) |
| by Fichtel, C E |
| Highlights from the COMPTEL 1 to 30 MeV sky survey (p. 226) |
| by Schönfelder, V |
| BATSE highlights (p. 232) |
| by Fishman, G J |
| Highlights from OSSE on the Compton observatory (p. 236) |
| by Kurfess, J D |
| Detections of neutron stars in the extreme ultraviolet (p. 241) |
| by Bowyer, S |
| Isolated neutron stars and their emission throughout the electromagnetic spectrum (p. 246) |
| by Caraveo, P A |
| ROSAT observations of neutron stars (p. 250) |
| by Becker, W |
| Plasma configurations around rotating, magnetized objects-particle trapping by the force-free surface (p. 257) |
| by Thielhem, K O |
| Boundary effects in the pulsar magnetosphere (p. 261) |
| by Asséo, E |
| Supernova remnants vs. pulsar nebulae (p. 265) |
| by Kundt, W |
| Neutron star kicks and multi-dimentional Supernova models (p. 269) |
| by Thomas Janka, H |
| A long term study of high energy gamma ray emission from the Vela Geminga, and crab pulsars (p. 275) |
| by Ramana-Murthy, P V |
| CGRO/OSSE observations of pulsars: an update (p. 279) |
| by Ulmer, M P |
| Gamma-ray bursts and the structure of the galactic halo (p. 283) |
| by Possiadlowski, P |
| Accretion and magnetic field decay in neutron stars entering binaries (p. 287) |
| by Geppert, U |
| Anisotropic cooling and atmospheric radiation of neutron stars with strong magnetic field (p. 291) |
| by Shibanov, Yu A |
| An internal friction model for an unusually large second derivative of the pulsar rotation rate (p. 295) |
| by Shibazaki, N |
| Effects of magnetic fields on neutron star thermal evolution (p. 299) |
| by Tsuruta, S |
| Fast pulsars, strange stars, and strange dwarfs (p. 303) |
| by Weber, F |
| BATSE observations of GRS 1915+ 105 and GRO J1655 - 40 (p. 308) |
| by Paciesas, W S |
| SIGMA survey of the galactic Bulge region (p. 312) |
| by Paul, J |
| ASCA observations of SS 433 (p. 316) |
| by Kawai, N |
| Globular cluster X-ray sources in M31 (p. 320) |
| by Supper, R |
| Observed characteristics of supersoft ROSAT sources in the LMC and other galaxies (p. 324) |
| by Kahabka, P |
| Evidence for particle acceleration and nuclear reactions around compact relativistic objects (p. 332) |
| by Martín, E L |
| Evaporation of companions in VLMXBs and binary millisecond pulsars (p. 336) |
| by Shaham, J |
| Accretion discs around nonmagnetized stars (p. 340) |
| by Bisnovatyi-Kogan, G S |
| Inclination effects in Z sources (p. 344) |
| by Kuulkers, E |
| SN Ia: light curves, spectra, and H . (p. 348) |
| by Höflich, P |
| Chandrasekhar mass models for type Ia Supernovae (p. 352) |
| by Woosley, S E |
| Type II Supernovae: the oldest new kid on the block (p. 356) |
| by Spyromilio, J |
| Type Ib/Ic/IIb/II-L supernovae and binary star evolution (p. 360) |
| by Nomoto, K |
| Convection in type-II Supernovae: the first second (p. 368) |
| by Müller, E |
| Introductory remarks to the gamma-ray line astrophysics symposium (p. 382) |
| by Schönfelder, V |
| Gamma-ray line observations with CGRO-COMPTEL (p. 384) |
| by Diehl, R |
| Radioactivities made in Supernovae (p. 388) |
| by Woosley, S E |
| Analysis and implications of the nuclear line emission from the Orion complex (p. 392) |
| by Ramaty, R |
| Evidence for Co line emission from the type Ia Supernova 1991T using COMPTEL (p. 397) |
| by Morris, D J |
| Gamma-ray line spectroscopy with INTEGRAL (p. 401) |
| by Von Ballmoos, P |
| Particle acceleration in Orion-like objects (p. 406) |
| by Bykov, A M |
| Gamma-ray burst mini-symposium - introductory remarks (p. 410) |
| by Fishman, G J |
| Temporal properties of gamma-ray bursts (p. 411) |
| by Kouveliotou, C |
| BATSE observations of the spectra of gamma-ray bursts (p. 416) |
| by Briggs, M S |
| EGRET observations of gamma-ray Bursts (p. 421) |
| by Schneid, E J |
| Observations of gamma-ray bursts by COMPTEL (p. 425) |
| by Hanlon, L O |
| Global distribution constraints on GRB models (p. 434) |
| by Hartmann, D H |
| Gamma0ray Burstsâ what are they? (p. 446) |
| by Woosley, S E |
| The ultra-high-energy cosmic rays: an astrophysical puzzle (p. 450) |
| by Boratav, M |
| The cosmic ray composition towards the Knee: experimental status and implications (p. 454) |
| by Müller, D |
| The higest energy cosmic rays (p. 460) |
| by Dawson, B R |
| Propagation and acceleration of ultra-high energy cosmic rays (p. 464) |
| by Ptuskin, V S |
| Search for cosmic gamma-rays above 24 TeV with the HEGRA detector (p. 472) |
| by Lorenz, E |
| Necessity and reality of experimental investigation of ultrahigh energy cosmic rays ( 10 19-10 21 eV) (p. 477) |
| by Fomin, Yu A |
| LISA-laser interferometer space antenna for gravitational wave (p. 481) |
| by Danzmann, K |
| Wide-band spherical gravitational wave detector (p. 485) |
| by Karim, M |
| Binary neutron star in spiral, LIGO, and cosmology (p. 489) |
| by Finn, L S |
| Gravitational wave signals from collapsing rotating polytropes (p. 498) |
| by Müller, E |
| Gravitational waves from coalescing neutron stars (p. 503) |
| by Zhuge, X |
| Coalescing compact binaries to second-post-Newtonian order (p. 507) |
| by Blanchet, L |
| Active galactic nuclei across the electro-magnetic spectrum (p. 517) |
| by Courvoisier, T J |
| Recent X-ray spectral results from seyfert 1 galaxies (p. 521) |
| by Fabian, A C |
| Correlated optical and gamma-ray variability in blazars (p. 526) |
| by Wagner, S |
| Decelerating relativistic jets, BL-LAC objects, and the Fanaroff-Riley classification (p. 530) |
| by Bicknell, G V |
| Pair cascade models of gamma-ray blazars (p. 534) |
| by Levinson, A |
| Soft X-ray excesses as a probe of the conditions at the innermost part of accretion flow in AGN (p. 538) |
| by Czerny, B |
| Activity of rotating magnetospheres in AGNs: collimated propagation of MHD waves near a black hole (p. 542) |
| by Hirotani, K |
| Accretion disks in active galaxies: The sub-keplerian paradigm (p. 546) |
| by Chakrabarti, S K |
| On the hot spot near a kerr black hole (p. 550) |
| by Zakharov, A |
| Non-stationary accretion with ordered magnetic fields and outflows in AGNs and quasars (p. 554) |
| by Romanova, M M |
| Giant luminous arcs (p. 568) |
| by Hammer, F |
| The investigation of cluster mass distribution by gravitational lenses (p. 573) |
| by Soucail, G |
| Determining the mass distribution of clusters from gravitational lensed background galaxies (p. 578) |
| by Seitz, C |
| Ray propagation in the cheese slice universe (p. 583) |
| by Landry, S |
| Gravitational lensing by cosmic strings (p. 587) |
| by Marleau, F |
| Dark matter from quasar microlensing (p. 596) |
| by Hawkins, M R |
| Gravitational lensing with polarization to determine galaxy masses (p. 604) |
| by Dyer, C C |
| AGAPE, an experiment to detect MACHO's in the direction of the andromeda galaxy (p. 608) |
| by Ansari, R |
| AGAPE : an experiment to detect Machos in the direction of the andromeda galaxy(p. 608) |
| by Ansari, R. |
| The Canada-France redshift survey (p. 612) |
| by Lefèvre, O |
| Emission-line galaxies at z 0.3 in the Canada-France redshift survey (p. 616) |
| by Rola, C |
| Redshift distribution & nature of -JY radio sources (p. 620) |
| by Hammer, F |
| From X-ray observations to galaxy formation (p. 624) |
| by Fabbiano, G |
| On the origin of halo globular clusters and spheroid stars (p. 632) |
| by Vietri, M |
| Clusters and large-scale structure (p. 636) |
| by Bahcall, Neta A |
| The density of the universe from the peculiar velocities of Sc galaxies (p. 654) |
| by Freudling, W |
| HST Cepheid distance to leo group galaxy M96 (p. 658) |
| by Shanks, T |
| E R O S search for microlensing of stars by low mass objects in the galactic halo (p. 664) |
| by Magneville, C |
| Mapping with the jodrell Bank-Tenerife radiometers (p. 672) |
| by Davies, R D |
| Comments on the comparison of the COBE DMR and Tenerife data (p. 676) |
| by Lineweaver, C H |
| The slope of matter density perturbations from Tenerife and COBE/DMR (p. 680) |
| by Atrio-Barandela, F |
| Structure formation with global texture (p. 688) |
| by Durrer, R |
| Chasing CMB photons through the nonlinear Universe (p. 692) |
| by Tuluie, R |
| CMB anisotropies numerically vs. analytically (p. 697) |
| by Sugiyama, N |
| How anisotropic can a universe Be? (p. 706) |
| by Barrow, J D |
| Topology of the microwave background on scales 1 -2 and reionization (p. 718) |
| by Naselsky, P D |
| CMB anisotropy due to Compton scattering in clusters of galaxies (p. 722) |
| by Colafrancesco, S |
| A search for hyperbolic universes to fit COBE's data |
| by Fagundes, H V |
| On the nature, population, and implications of luminous supersoft X-ray sources |
| by Di Stefano, R |